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Monthly Archives: November 2016
First Chapter, First Paragraph & Teaser Tuesday: The Life She Wants by Robyn Carr
First Chapter, First Paragraph, is a meme hosted by Bibliophile by the Sea. Anyone can play — just copy the first paragraph of the first chapter (or prologue) and include a picture of the book cover. Leave your link at … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Author, fiction, Meme, Romance
Tagged independence, Robyn Carr, romance
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Countdown to Christmas Week 3
Christmas is coming faster than most of us would like even though our American friends have yet to celebrate Thanksgiving and I’ve been busy building and painting in my garage and haven’t been writing my blog much these days. I … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Blogger, Christmas, Growing Up, Opinion, Romance
Tagged Christmas, faux romance, Kourtni Reads, Marni Bates, reading, teen rock fan
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On My Bookshelf: Nov. 18/16
Time once again to look at some of the new acquisitions on my ever-growing To-Be-Read shelf. Things do tend to literally (pun intended) pile up. Here’s what’s new On My Bookshelf: Rogue Lawyer by John Grisham I always enjoy a … Continue reading
Seashell Season by Holly Chamberlin
Imagine you’re Verity Peterson whose baby girl was stolen one day while you were at work and your husband disappeared at the same time. You’ve been waiting 17 years to find out if your daughter is alive, was killed, has … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Author, fiction, Opinion
Tagged child abduction, coastal Maine setting, Holly Chamberlin, reconcilliation
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Docherty by Wm. McIlvanney
Sadly, I had never heard of William McIlvanney until his death in December, 2015 when numerous bloggers I follow extolled his praises and mourned the loss to the literary world. Looking into this, I found McIlvanney was an award-winning Scottish author … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Author, Historical Fiction, Opinion
Tagged Scottish author, Scottish culture
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First Chapter, First Paragraph & Teaser Tuesday: Docherty by Wm. McIlvanney
First Chapter, First Paragraph, is a meme hosted by Bibliophile by the Sea. Anyone can play — just copy the first paragraph of the first chapter (or prologue) and include a picture of the book cover. Leave your link at … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Historical Fiction, Meme
Tagged culture, depression in Scotland, meme, Scotland early 1900s
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Mystery Monday: A Murder on London Bridge
Today’s featured mystery is another from the Susanna Gregory Thomas Chaloner adventures, A Murder on London Bridge. Set in Restoration England, Chaloner is a spy for the Earl of Clarendon, Lord Chancellor of England, one of the most hated men in … Continue reading
Countdown to Christmas Week 1
I usually don’t like to do anything “Christmas” before Remembrance Day (Nov. 11th — like Veteran’s Day in the US) but Kourtni’s enthusiasm is contagious. This could be a book to put you in the mood and since it’s free … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Christmas, Musings, Romance
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Shylock is My Name by Howard Jacobson
It isn’t very often I begin a book and don’t finish it, let alone write about it. Occasionally, I will start one and set it aside for awhile because I have to be in a certain frame of mind to read … Continue reading